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1 ACADEMIC PARENT TEACHER TEAM APTT MEETING SEPTEMBER 16, 2014

2 As a national family of public charter school campuses, Imagine Schools partners with parents and guardians in the education of their children by providing high quality schools that prepare students for lives of leadership, accomplishment, and exemplary character. Imagine Schools Mission Statement

3 IS GONE IS NEW

4 PBT = PAPER BASED TEST CBT = COMPUTER BASED TEST

5 WHAT OUR STUDENTS WILL BE EXPECTED TO DO… Open response – Students must state/type their response in their own words, citing evidence from the text. Hot Text – Students will be asked to select two or more words/phrases/sentences provided from text within a paragraph by highlighting or clicking over the text. Multiple Choice – Students will have standard four choice questions as well as ones with more than four answer choices. Students may be asked to select more than one answer.

6 OPEN RESPONSE

7 HOT TEXT

8 MULTIPLE CHOICE

9 TWO PART QUESTIONS

10 YOUR CHILD’S DATA Input your child’s data for reading and math onto the APTT Meeting #1 Form to take home and review strategies that will help your child grow.

11 READING FLUENCY Instructional level expectation for fluency for third grade. Words correct per minute— timed one minute, subtract miscues. SeptemberJanuaryMay Advanced101 and higher111 and higher131 and higher On Level85-10095-110115-130 Below84 and under94 and under114 and under

12 85 was the target for September

13 Student Confidential Number Correct Number or words read in 1 minute Sept. Goal 85 WPM Grade Level Expectation by May Reading Fluency

14 STAR TESTING

15 WHAT IS STAR ENTERPRISE? Based on Core Progress learning progressions Aligned to state standards and CCSS Linked to state proficiency tests Computer adaptive test (CAT) 34 items

16 BENEFITS OF STAR TESTING  Immediate results  Great reports  Questions get easier or harder depending on the student answers  Students can test up to once a week to monitor progress and growth

17 REPORTS GIVE GREAT FEEDBACK FOR INSTRUCTION TELLS WHICH STUDENTS STILL NEED WORK ON THIS STANDARD

18 REPORTS GIVE GREAT FEEDBACK FOR INSTRUCTION I CAN TELL WE REALLY NEED TO FOCUS ON PERIMETER

19 GIVES SAMPLES OF QUESTIONS FOR PRACTICE

20 SCALED SCORE Since the testing software can create many different test forms and reports, the data on the STAR test is converted to a scaled score that ranges from 0 to 1400. The score is also based on the difficulty of the test questions and the student's patterns of right or wrong answers.

21 Student Confidential Number Scaled Score September Target 357 Star Reading

22 Student Confidential Number Scaled Score September Target 500 Star Math

23 PARENT ROLE Repeated readings are the best way to improve fluency. Read a passage with your child. Help them with words they are struggling with then have them read the passage again. Start with on-level text then gradually increase complexity.

24 INTERMEDIATE GRADING Move to letter and percentage grading Standards-based report cards A 90-100% B 80-89% C 70-79% D 60-69% F 59% and below

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26 RESOURCES  Great math resource  Set up by standards  Allows students to work on that standard at the level they are currently on.  Login information will be emailed to you

27 IXL  Math and Reading resource  Set up by skills  Allows students to work on specific standards  Login information will be emailed to you

28 DYNAMATH MAGAGINE  Math Resource  Aligns to Common Core  8 issues  $7.00

29 SETTING GOALS Please take time to review the Goal Setting form with your child and complete together.


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